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Try the free clicker training group at Bird-Click : Bird-Click. The book at Amazon.com: Clicker Training for Birds (Getting Started): Melinda Johnson: Books (written by one of the group owners) is easier to read than the free files on their website.
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Hi BirdyBirdsMommy,
Thanks for opening your home to these two needy cockatiels. I feel the same as you in terms of clipping wings, so I can understand your reluctance to do so. Is there a same room you can birdproof, where you could bring the cage and work with them? I second the recommendation for clicker training - a very nonthreatening and trust building way to work with any animal. Thanks again for opening your home to these two birds in need. Please keep us posted on your progress!
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-- Amy and the forest of Amazons! Willow, Orange Wing Aspen, Salvin's (?) Red Lored Mulberry, Cuban Cypress, Cuban Maple, Mealy http://www.geocities.com/willowbabybird/Home.html |
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